Sponsor |  DustyFleas | Feb 1, 9:52pm | Some areas of this subject could be posted in the Technology discussion but I think I will leave that area "with bombs bursting in air while lying low in a muddy foxhole".
Here is a photo of field ration equipment like some items that my grandfather used while in the Air Corp and even years later he would use the items when he go out wolf hunting to deer hunting.
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Sponsor | | PixelPig | Feb 2, 8:29am | | think about the logistics of feeding an army...mind blowing |
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Sponsor | | DustyFleas | Feb 2, 7:09pm | My reference source to this logistics came from my deceased grandfather.
One of the answers to the logistics of feeding the military in World War I was sometimes the war kept the men on the move in the military camps in the states to where there wasn't enough time to cook, so the Red Cross and Salvation Army supplied the food and drink(Red Cross charged a fee, and Salvation Army was free of which was usually the longer line) or the men would open their rations and cook it in the equipment provided or eat it cold. |
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